Also in this season’s ranking, Latvia’s first racket has slipped one place lower and occupies 12th place.
The second racket of Latvia, Darja Semenistaj, has regained three places in the latest ranking and occupies the 138th position, while Anastasija Sevastova and Diāna Marcinkēviča have lost four positions and occupy the 367th and 379th place, respectively.
Daniela Vismane has fallen by 20 places and is in the 498th position, Kamilla Bartone (515th) has lost three places in the ranking, while Sabīne Rutlauka (1069th) is one place higher. Meanwhile, Valeria Kargina (1154th) and Margarita Ignatieva (1158th) lost one position each.
The leader of the ranking is still the Polish woman Iga Šviontek, the second place is kept by the Belarusian Arina Sabalenka, followed by the American Jessica Pegula. Yelena Rybakina from Kazakhstan is still in fourth place, Jasmine Paolini from Italy is fifth, American Cory Goff is in sixth place, Jen Xinwen from China is in seventh place, and Emma Navarro from the USA is in eighth place. Daniele Collins from the USA rose from the tenth to the ninth place, while the Czech Barbora Krejcikova rose from the 11th position to the tenth. Meanwhile, the Greek Maria Sakari left the top ten, who slipped from the ninth place to the 17th position.
In the doubles ranking, Ostapenko has moved up one place to the fifth position, which is her career record. Darja Semenistaja has moved up by four places to the 138th position, Vismane (252nd) has lost 55 places, Marcinkėviča (263rd) has recovered two places, while Bartona (327th) has gone up by six places. Ignatieva (859th) has not changed her place in the ranking, Daniela Darta Feldmane (1266th) has lost one place, Marina Markina (1276th) – two, and Kargina (1500th) has slipped 105 positions lower.
Ostapenko in a pair with Ludmila Kichenok from Ukraine occupies the first position in the ranking of women’s duets this season and have guaranteed participation in the final tournament of the season in doubles.
2024-09-24 03:50:25